According to the NHS, more than 90 percent of people who develop bowel cancer may experience the following symptoms:
A persistent change in bowel habits – including more frequent visits to the toilet or stool consistency changes.
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Blood in the stool without piles – piles are painful masses which cause bleeding in the anus, and blood without them may suggest an issue further inside the bowel.
Abdominal pain – the abdomen is located around the tummy, and cancer-related pain in the area may flare up after eating.
Source: Daily Express
